Binghamton NY Press Grayscale 1958

Brutvan,
Hawley
Vows Said
Binghamton,. N. Y., April 20,1958
4—B THE SUNDAY PRESS
Mad Hatter PartyMakes Mockery
Of Miss Milliner
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SPRING BONNETS—Three members of the local chapter are amused at the
hgts they made for the party. Mrs. Gerald Shea of New Ireland R o a d was
hostess. Left to right, Miss Regina Bartlsh, Mrs. Ralph Pompeii and Mrs. Robert Levene.
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Rev. R. D . E. S m i t h Officiates
Dawn Harding, Stanley Houck Are Wed
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—Sunday Press Photos.
MAD HATTERS - Mrs. Raymond Pidlypchak, left,
president of Xi Lambda Alpha chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi, inteTnational cultural society, and Miss
Ruth Bennett model "hats" they wore to a recent
"Mad Hatters party."
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Miss Gladys Irene Fowler
Engaged to John Andrews
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E engagement and approaching marriage of Miss
Gladys Irene Fowler to
John David Andrews is announced by her mother, Mrs.
Wesley Fowler of 131 East Frederick Street.
The future bridegroom Is the
son of Mrs. Albert J. Andrews
of Crocker Hill Road and the
late Mr. Andrews.
The bride-elect, also the
daughter of the late Mr. Fowler,
attended North High School. Her
fiance was graduated from
North High School.
The couple will be married
July 27 in Trinity Memorial
Episcopal Church.
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IVEN In marriage by her
brother, Steven BTutvan,
Miss Velma Theresa Brutvan yesterday became the
bride of Robert Perry Hawley.
The Rev. Bernard A. Garstka officiated at the 11 a. m.
double-ring ceremony in St..
Ann's Church.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Joseph Brutvan of 25
CFJ Boulevard, Johnson City
and the late Mr. Brutvan.
The bridegroom, who lived
at 35 Grand Avenue, Johnson
City, is the son of Mrs.
Andrew P. Hawley of 11 Susquetfanna Street and Mr.
Hawley of Ocala, Fla.
The bride wore a floorlength gown of tulle and
Chantilly lace styled with a
fitted bodice. The illusion
neckline featured a lace collar trimmed with iridescents.
The bouffant skirt was styled
with front end side panels
of tulle and fell to a train.
She wore a tiara with a
fingertip veil and carried a
white orchid on a prayer
book.
Miss Delores Smithka was
maid of honor in a ballerinalength gown of white embroidered nylon sheer over
mint green taffeta with mint
green cummerbund and bow.
She carried a colonial bouquet of yellow carnations.
Edward Kocenko was best
man. Andrew Joseph Solak,
the bride's nephew, was ring
bearer.
A wedding reception took
place from 2 to 5 p.m. in the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clubhouse, Johnson City.
After a week's honeymoon
In Washington, D. C. and
Virginia, the bridal couple
will live at 19 Morgan Street.
The bride was graduated
from Johnson City High
School. Her husband was
graduated from Cooperstown
High School, and Delhi Agricultural and Technical Institute.
ARRIAGE vows were exchanged yesterday by
Miss Dawn Esther Harding and Stanley Robert
Houck in the First Assembly
of God Church.
The Rev, R, D. E. Smith
officiated at the 2 _ P t m.
double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L.
Harding of 102 Conklin Avenue. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
A. Houck of Vestal RD 1.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride wore a
gown of Chantilly. lace over'
satin. The lace fitted bodice
was styled with a Sabrina
neckline trimmed with sequins and seed pearls. The
bouffant skirt featured lace
over tulle and fell Into a
chapel train.
A crown of sequins and seed
pearls held her Illusion veil
edged in lace. She carried a
white orchid and white roses
on a Bible.
Miss Lois Carey was maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Linda Weaver, Miss Janice
Hesse and Miss Kay Keiper.
The attendants all wore
floor-length gowns of mist taffeta styled with Sabrina necklines. The maid of honor was
in pink and carried a colonial
bouquet of pink carnatidns.
The bridesmaids were in aqua
with colonial bouquets of pink
carnations.
The flower girls. Bonnie
Joy Stocks and Donna Lee
White, wore floor - length
gowns of pink nylon print
with pink flowered bonnets.
They carried baskets of spring
flowers.
Russell D. Hodgeman was
best man. Ushers were
Randall Grassley, Robert
Gelatt, and James Harding.
A wedding reception took
place in the church parlors.
The couple will live at 1
Mather Street.
The bride attended Central
High School and Lowell's
Business School. Her husband
was graduated from Vestal
Central High Sehool.
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To Meet Monday
—Pnoto by Buckley.
MRS. S. R. HOVCK
A jewelry demonstration will
be presented Monday at a
meeting of Endicott Lions
Auxiliary.
Mrs Robert Johnson and
Mrs. Carlton E. Popple will be
hostesses at the meeting,
scheduled at 6:30 p. m. in Hotel Frederick, Endicott.
' The auxiliary has announced
appointment of Mrs. Leon
Simmonds as secretary. Mrs.
Simmonds succeeds Mrs. Ernest E. Plomondon who has
moved to White Plains.
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R. AND MRS. JOSEPH F. SPRAGUE of 153 South Washington Street announce the engagement of their daughter, Gail Ann, to Francis Richard Gennarelli.
The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.: Joseph
P. Gennarelli of 14 Brookfield
Road.
The couple plans a fall wedWorld Famous
ding.
Miss Sprague is a graduate
AIRWAY
of Central High School where
she was a member of Delta
SANITIZOR
Kappa. Her fiance is a graduate of North High School,
VACUUM CLEANERS
Keystone Junior College and
SALES and SERVICE
Harpur College. At Harpur
he was president of Goliards.
He recently was appointed a
Lewis Mossed
Broome County sales tax
Lifelong Binghamton Resident
auditor.
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today in the home of Miss
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